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SUBPRCSS Macro

The SUBPRCSS macro submits another process to a region. The process runs separately from the current process—that is, not in line with the current process.

Parameters: SUBPRCSS Macro

• Process

  Specifies the name of the process you want to start.

• Region

  Identifies the owner of the processing region in which the process is to start. In this case, the owner is a background user and must be one of:

  • AOMP
  • BLOG
  • BMON
  • BSYS
  • CNMP
  • LOGP
  • PPOP

  This is a mandatory field.

• Log

  Indicates the way in which you want the process activity logged to the activity log. The value of this field must be one of the following:

  • NO (no log)
  • FULL (full log)
  • SUMM (summary log)
  • BOTH (both full and summary logs)

  If this field is not completed, the default value of NO is assumed.

• Parameters

  Specifies the parameters (and their values) required by the specified process.

Example: SUBPRCSS Macro

In the following example, the process STAMP runs in the BLOG environment. The activities of STAMP are fully logged. STAMP contains the &NAME variable, which is defined as WTOH.

 PROD----- Automation Services : SUBPRCSS Macro Parameter Definition -----------
 Command ===>                                                    Function=BROWSE

 .- Process Details -----------------------------------------------------------.
 |                                                                             |
 |  Process ..... STAMP                                                        |
 |                                                                             |
 |  Region .....+ BLOG      (AOMP, BLOG, BMON, BSYS, CNMP, LOGP or PPOP)       |
 |                                                                             |
 |  Log ........+ FULL      (NO, FULL, SUMM, BOTH)                             |
 |                                                                             |
 |  Parameters .. NAME=WTOH                                                    |
 |                                                                             |
 |                                                                             |
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